Crop · 11 articles

White cabbage

White cabbage is one of the key vegetable crops requiring strict adherence to agrotechnical rules at all stages of development. Future yield indicators directly depend on the quality of transplants grown in plastic film greenhouses or hotbeds. It is important for agronomists and home gardeners to consider the biological characteristics of the crop, including optimal sowing dates, requirements for the preparation of soil mixtures, and temperature regimes. Competent organization of the process, maintaining a balance of nutrients, and fertilizer application allow for significantly increasing the efficiency of cultivation and the quality of marketable produce.

This collection combines materials on the practical cultivation of cabbage crops. The articles cover in detail the technology for obtaining 60–65-day transplants, methods of soil preparation, and ways of heating the soil. Special attention is paid to plant protection against diseases, in particular clubroot, which poses a serious threat to cruciferous crops. Readers will find recommendations on the agrotechnics of early vegetables, rules for crop care, and methods of pest control. The provided information will help optimize production processes and minimize risks when growing cabbage in protected soil.

Greenhouses and covers For gardeners

Specifics of growing early cabbage, leek, and garlic in greenhouses

The article provides practical recommendations for cultivating early cabbage, leek, and garlic cultivars in protected soil. You will learn about fertilizer application rates, planting patterns, and key care stages for these vegetable crops

Agrochemistry For students

Optimizing mineral nutrition of vegetable crops and potatoes

To increase the yield and quality of vegetables, it is necessary to regulate the composition of fertilizer depending on the biology of a specific crop and soil conditions. The article provides information on the chemical composition of vegetable plants and potatoes, which is important for the proper management of agricultural crop nutrition